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Indian American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, from Illinois, Nov. 27 issued a statement in response to the ongoing negotiations on the Senate passage of the Build Back Better Act (H.R. 5376),

Groups have to sue the federal government when their rights are being trampled upon because the federal government often doesn't follow its own laws.

Support The Girls hosted “Pumpkins and Period Packing Party” as part of their mission to eliminate period poverty, a term that refers to the added financial burden of needing period

U.S. Rep. Jim Banks's misgendering of the top transgender federal government official violated Twitter's hateful conduct policy.

The Douglas County School District and at least nine families are suing the countys newly formed health department, alleging its order allowing students to go maskless violates the civil rights

I may be wrong but on the list of grievances, if the democrats get whooped until the midterms, not making federalized voting rights and those protections the hill to die on for them. i think may come back to haunt them. thank you very much. appreciate you. the wizard of oz. check out harrys podcast margins of error. very popular but how could it not be with that? thank you for watching. "don lemon tonight" with the big star d. lemon. >> not just the hill to die on, it will be the hill they die o...

Hundreds protested Texas's new abortion ban at the state capitol on Saturday as part of the nationwide Women's March.

Demonstrators took to the streets Saturday amid an escalating right-wing assault on reproductive rights.

Stauber has voted against bills that would touch the lives of every woman in his district.

Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.) said it is urgent the Senate pass the Women’s Health Protection Act, because of all the “extremist” state abortion laws being filed and the “hostile” Supreme Court, referring to the conservative majority.